LENGKONG, AYOBANDUNG.COM - West Java Province will finally have an inner-city toll road soon. It is known, the inner-city toll road that will soon be owned by West Java Province is precisely in Bandung. The toll road which is planned to have a length of about 27.3 kilometers is called the Bandung Inner City Toll Road or Bandung Intra Urban Toll Road (BIUTR). The Bandung Inner City Toll Road was built with a fantastic investment cost of Rp8.3 trillion. Swallowing investment costs of up to Rp8.3 trillion, this toll road is said to be a solution in solving the congestion problem in the city of Bandung because its route will cross several points of the city center. Reportedly, the route of this toll road is Pasteur Toll Road - Jalan Junjunan - Flyover Pasirkaliki - Flyover Pasupati - Gasibu - Jalan Surapati - Junction Pusdai - Jalan PHH Mustofa - Junction Ujungberung - Cibiru - Junction Cileunyi. The Rp8.3 trillion Bandung Inner City Toll Road is estimated to be able to accommodate as many as 45,000 vehicles per day. For information, the construction of the Bandung Inner City Toll Road was stalled for 17 years. The stalled construction of the 27.3-kilometer toll road was due to obstacles in land acquisition. Having stalled for 17 years, the construction of the Bandung Inner City Toll Road was then resumed in 2024. In fact, the Bandung Inner City Toll Road or Bandung Intra Urban Toll Road (BIUTR) is said to have been included in one of the National Strategic Projects (PSN). Reporting from the jabarprov.go.id page, Basuki Hadimuljono as the Minister of PUPR revealed that the PUPR Ministry is committed to accelerating the implementation of this toll road construction in 2024. SOURCE SUMBER
Sep, 02 2024
President Joko Widodo accompanied by Ibu Iriana Joko Widodo, on Thursday, August 29, 2024, inaugurated a number of important infrastructures in West Java Province. The inaugurated infrastructure includes the replacement of 16 Callender Hamilton (CH) Bridges, Ciloseh Bridge in Tasikmalaya City, as well as the implementation of Presidential Instruction (Inpres) for Regional Roads (IJD). “By saying bismillahirrahmanirrahim, I inaugurate 16 bridges replacing Callender Hamilton, 22 roads built with Regional Road Presidential Instruction, and Ciloseh Bridge in West Java Province this morning,” the President said in his remarks during the inauguration which was centered at Citanduy Bridge, Banjar City. President Jokowi said that the replacement of 16 Callender Hamilton Bridges spread across 8 regencies and cities in West Java Province is the Government's effort to improve connectivity and strengthen infrastructure in the region. The bridges have a total length of 1,030 meters and cost an investment of Rp1.9 trillion. “Alhamdulillah, today we inaugurate 16 Callender Hamilton bridges in West Java Province spread across 8 regencies and cities with a total length of 1,030 meters and an investment cost of Rp1.9 trillion,” the President said. In addition, the President also inaugurated 22 roads spanning 121 kilometers under the Presidential Instruction for Regional Roads (IJD) program. The project covers 13 regencies and cities in West Java with a budget of Rp521 billion. On that occasion, the President also inaugurated Ciloseh Bridge in Tasikmalaya City which cost Rp112 billion. This bridge is part of the northern ring of Tasikmalaya City which is expected to improve connectivity and overcome congestion in the city. “This will improve connectivity and accessibility to the airport and Tasik City which also overcome congestion in the city of Tasikmalaya,” said the President. President Jokowi also emphasized that the development and improvement of infrastructure in various regions has a number of important objectives. The inauguration of various infrastructures is also expected to have a positive impact on the economy of West Java, especially in improving transportation efficiency and connectivity between regions. “The development and improvement of infrastructure in various regions has the aim of improving connectivity, streamlining logistics costs, and also facilitating the mobility of people and goods,” the President said. Also accompanying the President and Ibu Iriana in the inauguration were Minister of Public Works and Public Housing Basuki Hadimuljono, Pj. Mayor of Banjar Ida Wahida Hidayati, Pj. Mayor of Tasikmalaya Cheka Virgowansyah, Director General of Highways of Ministry of PUPR Rachman Arief Dienaputra, and Director of Road Development of Ministry of PUPR Wida Nurfaida. SOURCE
Aug, 30 2024
Capable of supplying water to the community, the Drinking Water Supply System (SPAM) was built for IDR 10.629 trillion in West Java. This infrastructure was built because the availability of ready-to-drink water in West Java has become difficult to obtain. This is because the available water has difficulty keeping up with the population growth in it. Therefore, this SPAM infrastructure needs to be built to supply the need for ready-to-consume water in this area. Currently, the West Java Provincial Government is planning to build a SPAM to increase the availability of clean water. The water to be produced by this SPAM is planned to be taken from the Cimanuk River with a capacity of 1,500 liters/second. 5 regions in West Java will benefit from the presence of this SPAM including Sumedang Regency 100 1pd, Indramayu Regency 450 1pd, Majalengka Regency 300 1pd, Cirebon Regency 150 1pd, and Cirebon City 500 1pd so that the total reaches 1,500 1pd. To realize its development, this infrastructure in West Java requires an investment cost of Rp.10.639 trillion. This budget will later return to the government through a 30-year tariff recovery scheme. Communities in the 5 regions that use SPAM water facilities in West Java will be charged a tariff of IDR 3,390 per cubic meter. The infrastructure supplying clean water needs in West Java in question is Jatigede SPAM. If according to the plan, SPAM Jatigede will be completed in 2029 with the application of the water purchase price after construction is completed. The Jatigede SPAM project received a PDF facility from the Ministry of Finance with PT SMI assisting the West Java Provincial Government in the preparation stage until the transaction. Currently, the Jatigede SPAM project is in the Final Business Case (FBC) document evaluation stage and the first phase of construction is ready to be carried out. SOURCE
Aug, 30 2024
JAKARTA - The Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs together with related Ministries / Institutions have launched two regulations related to creative financing for infrastructure development. Both are the Limited Management Rights (HPT) Scheme based on Presidential Regulation Number 66 of 2024 concerning Amendments to Presidential Regulation Number 32 of 2020 and the Management Scheme for Acquisition of Increased Area Value (P3NK) or known as Land Value Capture based on Presidential Regulation Number 79 of 2024. “In order to encourage infrastructure development, the government continues to increase the effectiveness of investment financing through alternative creative financing policies that reduce the burden on the state budget and encourage private participation,” said Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto at the Launching of Creative Financing Regulations for Infrastructure Development, Wednesday (28/08). Airlangga said that the role of the state budget needs to be focused on pushing Indonesia out of the middle-income trap, namely by optimizing the demographic bonus, continuing economic transformation, increasing investment attractiveness and creating more jobs. One of the efforts made to achieve these targets is through increased infrastructure development. Based on the 2025 Draft State Budget, infrastructure development is budgeted at Rp400.3 trillion, especially for education and health infrastructure, connectivity infrastructure, food and energy infrastructure, and the sustainability of the development of the Archipelago's Capital City. “The budget that has been launched is encouraged to support the Advanced Indonesia Vision 2045 in achieving an infrastructure stock ratio of 49% of GDP by 2024,” he said. Attract Private Investment On the same occasion, Plt. Deputy for Coordination of Regional Development and Spatial Planning Susiwijono Moegiarso explained that the HPT scheme, commonly known as asset recycling, is a scheme to optimize State Property (BMN) and assets of State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) to obtain funding for financing infrastructure provision. On the other hand, P3NK or known as Land Value Capture is a regional-based funding scheme by utilizing the increase in land value resulting from investment, activities, and government policies in an area. “The policy has two bases of application, namely Tax-Based and Development-Based,” he said. The HPT scheme was first launched by Australia in 2014 and has been successfully implemented in the infrastructure of Melbourne Port and Sydney Airport. In addition, the P3NK scheme has also previously been successfully implemented in several countries such as the UK, Hong Kong and Japan. “Therefore, innovation in financing schemes is very important to ensure the smooth and sustainable development of national infrastructure. Creative financing regulations are formed as a catalyst to attract the necessary private investment,” he said. Susiwijono hopes that by providing legal certainty and attractive incentives, it can encourage active participation of business actors in financing and managing infrastructure projects. “In addition, it is also expected to support the achievement of sustainable development goals by encouraging investment in infrastructure projects that are environmentally friendly and resilient to climate change,” he explained. In addition, for these two Perpres, according to him, several derivative regulations are still needed, so that later in the implementation can really be in accordance with what has been planned and expected together. “Then we will also conduct various discussions and discussions, especially regarding technical matters of implementation so that we can really encourage the implementation of these two financing schemes, both through HPT and P3NK,” Susiwijono concluded. SOURCE
Aug, 29 2024
PenaKu.ID - West Java Festival 2024 was successfully held. Various activities were held festively on August 23-25, 2024 to celebrate the 79th Anniversary of West Java Province. Thousands of visitors were present during the event both at Gedung Sate and GOR Saparua. West Java Festival 2024 was lively with a series of activities ranging from cultural arts festivals, MSME and culinary bazaars, seminars, workshops, job fairs, puppet shows to music concerts. Not only that, this event also has a positive impact on economic turnover. According to incoming data, the economic turnover reached around Rp 70 billion from direct income (government, booths, and sponsors), as well as shopping expenditures of visitors who were present at Gedung Sate and GOR Saparua. According to West Java Provincial Secretary Herman Suryatman, this achievement is very beneficial for MSME players and affects the increase in the number of tourist visits to West Java. “One of the expected impacts of the West Java Festival is to increase the number of tourist visits which of course can encourage the economic movement of the community. This activity also encourages economic activity by attracting investors and business people,” said Herman Suryatman in Bandung, Wednesday (28/8/2024). “The West Java Festival also strengthens cultural identity and community pride in local cultural heritage. This is a form of implementing the actions of the national movement Proud to Make Indonesia (BBI) and Proud to Travel in Indonesia (BBWI),” he added. Number of Visitors to West Java Festival 2024 During the three days of implementation, there were around 78,000 people who participated in the West Java Festival 2024. Of these, 65,000 people attended Gedung Sate and 13,000 people enlivened the music concert at GOR Saparua. “This event is expected to be a reference for the community to recognize the excellence of the tourism and cultural sectors in West Java, as well as part of the implementation of the West Java Provincial Government's collaboration for the community,” said Head of the West Java Tourism and Culture Office Benny Bachtiar. “We hope that the next WJF will be even more lively because this is the party of the people of West Java on the birthday of West Java Province. Hopefully in the future WJF will become an independent sustainable festival,” he concluded. SOURCE
Aug, 29 2024
Cirebon - To support the industrial activities of the West Java Metropolitan Rebana Area, the Cirebon Regency Environmental Agency (DLH) projects that the Regional Landfill (TPA) can accommodate up to 80 thousand tons of waste. Head of DLH Cirebon Regency, Iwan Ridwan Hardiawan, said that the construction of this regional landfill was initiated by the West Java Provincial Government. “The construction of this regional landfill is a strategic part of the development of the Rebana Metropolitan Area, which was initiated by the West Java Provincial Government with full support from Cirebon Regency,” said Iwan, Tuesday (27/8/2024). Carrying the waste to energy concept, later the waste in this regional landfill will also be utilized as alternative energy. So with this method, the waste collected at the facility will not accumulate because it is processed again into alternative energy raw materials. “By using a system like this (waste to energy), of course, the waste in this landfill will not accumulate,” he explained. He remains optimistic that this project can provide benefits, especially for the community, even though the available land area has been adjusted from 50 hectares to 35 hectares. “The construction of the Regional Landfill in Cirebon Regency has entered the pre-plan stage,” he said. Meanwhile, Pj Regent of Cirebon Wahyu Mijaya revealed that his party is exploring cooperation with one of the foreign investors, who is interested in investing in waste management at the Regional Landfill. “To support all of this, we are now exploring with foreign investors in the regional landfill,” he explained. He explained that the investor offered to invest in waste management with incineration technology without requiring a tipping fee. “The investor's interest is driven by the potential benefits both financially and environmentally owned by the landfill located in Walahar Village, Cirebon,” he said. In this way, the investment auction process will not burden local government finances, and his party has communicated with the local community so that this investment can be realized. “The Greater Cirebon agglomeration area needs this kind of waste management system so that the handling of waste can be handled properly,” he concluded. SOURCE
Aug, 28 2024
HASANAH.ID - PURWAKARTA. The South West Java region has high potential to be developed in various sectors. The tourism sector is one of the prima donnas that can drive the community's economy. Hj. Iis Turniasih asked the West Java Provincial Government to encourage the improvement of the South West Java economy through the investment sector. This was conveyed by Iis Turniasih, considering the high potential that is still wide open in an effort to boost the economic growth of the South West Java community. “The high potential in the South West Java Region is very possible to grow and develop through the investment sector. The potential for natural resources and tourism is a high business opportunity that will have an impact on society,” said Iis Turniasih, when confirmed, Monday, August 26, 2024. However, the uneven growth of investment in West Java is a serious concern of the government. Therefore, Iis asked the West Java Provincial Government to encourage investment in the southern part of West Java. “Currently, investment growth in West Java is still uneven, especially economic growth in southern West Java is still low, people's purchasing power is still low. Therefore, investment must be encouraged to South West Java,” said this PDI-P politician. Iis said that one of the things that must be encouraged is the issue of connectivity or infrastructure. Infrastructure will be able to encourage and facilitate investors to invest well and easily. “If investment is encouraged to South West Java, the risk is that infrastructure development must also be encouraged to South West Java, especially SOURCE
Aug, 28 2024
Investment realization in West Java (Jabar) is one of the largest in Indonesia. Based on data from the Ministry of Investment / Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), the value of PMA and PMDN investment realization in West Java reached Rp210.6 trillion. Highlighting this, Commission III member of West Java DPRD Aep Nurdin said that the amount of foreign investment in West Java has not been aligned with the absorption of labor. The absorption of local West Java labor is still considered low so that it has not had a significant impact on the rate of economic growth. “West Java has always had the highest foreign investment, but it does not directly correlate with employment,” said Aep, Monday (25/8/2024). This must be a matter of concern for the West Java provincial government. According to him, investments entering West Java must go through strict screening and be synchronized with increasing the absorption of local labor. “There still needs to be synchronization so that how this investment enters the workforce increases, the economy increases. otherwise the investment sector must be considered,” he said. Aep encouraged that the investment that will enter West Java is also in line with the mission to create a Golden Indonesia in 2045. According to him, investment in the education and infrastructure sectors must continue to be strengthened. Including the environmental sector to investments that can alleviate poverty problems in West Java. “The investment sector is still health, education, and infrastructure. We have a golden indonesia mission, if in terms of planning for the next 20 years the target is dropped from the center and the target is very high how to alleviate poverty, environmental labor and so on. if you don't have high creativity it's a bit difficult,” he said. “In addition to supervision, the carrying capacity must also be high, the target is given, the budget carrying capacity must also support the achievement of these targets,” he concluded. SOURCE
Aug, 27 2024
The development of the West Java Metropolitan Rebana area continues to be encouraged. A number of projects will even be offered to investors at the West Java Investment Summit or WJIS 2024 which is planned to take place on September 19, 2024 in Bandung. Some of the Rebana Metropolitan area projects that will be offered to investors are the development of the Kertajati Airport area in Majalengka, including Kertajati Aerocity, the Green Airport City. WJIS is an annual event aimed at promoting investment opportunities in West Java to domestic and foreign investors. The event offers projects that are ready for bidding, and focuses on key issues such as downstream, new renewable energy, vocational education, and new investment areas. WJIS also aims to improve the quality of investments that have a broad impact on society. WJIS is an annual event organized by the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) with the West Java Representative Office of Bank Indonesia. This activity has been held since 2019, with different themes in accordance with the direction of West Java's development. WJIS activities also feature various projects that are ready to be offered to domestic and foreign investors, from various leading sectors in West Java. Metropolitan Tambourine Project Offered at WJIS Quoting from the official website of dpmptsp.jabarprov.go.id, WJIS 2024 will be held on September 19, 2024 at the Trans Convention Center, Bandung. Also mentioned at the event will be presented 27 projects that are ready to be offered to investors both domestically and abroad. Among the projects that will be presented are projects located in the Rebana Metropilitan area of West Java. The projects in the Rebana Metropolitan area that will be sold are: 1.Clean water services for the Patimban Port area, Subang. Investment value of IDR 134.2 billion Project owner: Perumda Air Minum Tirta Rangga Subang Project land area : 542 hectares Business scheme : BOT 2.Indonesia E-Commerce CenterLocation : Kertajati Airport Area, Majalengka Investment value : IDR 1.31 trillion Project owner : PT BIJB Land area : 68.4 Ha Business scheme: Land Rent & Concession 3.Grand Kertajati Aerocity Location: Kertajati Airport area, Majalengka Investment value : IDR 5.5 trillion Project owner : BIJB Aerocity Development, PP Property, Manakib Realty Land area: 300 Ha Business scheme : Right Issue, Joint Venture, Joint Operation 4.Jatigede water supply system Location : Sumedang, Majalengka, Indramayu, Cirebon Investment value : IDR 4.3 trillion Project owner : West Java Provincial Government Land area : 3.2 Ha Business scheme: PPP Solicited-BOT 5. Kertajati Aerocity Hub 1 Cluster Location: Kertajati, Majalengka Investment value : IDR 9.1 trillion Project owner : PT BIJB Aerocity Development Land area : 375 Ha Business scheme : Joint Venture & Astate Management Agreement 6.Kertajati Aerocity Main Infrastructure Location: Kertajati Majalengka Investment value : IDR 1.2 trillion Project owner : Pt BIJB Aerocity Development Land area : 140 Ha Business scheme : land investment, joint venture, joint operation, BOT 7.Kertajati Aircraft Maintenance Center Location: Bandra Kertajari Majalengka Investment value : Rp 2.55 trillion Project owner : PT BIJB Land area : 84.2 Ha Business scheme: land rent & consession 8.Kertajati Airport Commercial Area Location : Kertajati Airport area Majalengka Investment value : IDR 1.5 trillion Project owner: PT BIJB Land area : 22.5 Ha Business scheme: land rent &consession 9.Sumedang Industrialpolis Location: Buahdua Sumedang Investment value: Rp 4.3 trillion Project owner : PT Sukses Perdana Andalan Land area : 912 Ha Business scheme: strategic partnertship or land selling That is the list of projects in the West Java Metropolitan Rebana area that will be sold at the WJIS 2024 activity on September 19. SOURCE
Aug, 27 2024
Bandung City (ANTARA) - The Bandung City Government (Pemkot) revealed that 123,317 people have utilized the Public Service Mall (MPP) facilities with various destination agencies. Head of the Bandung City Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) Ronny Ahmad Nurudin said that since it was inaugurated in August 2022, public interest in getting services at the MPP has been quite good. “Regarding services to the community, the Community Satisfaction Index for MPP Bandung City is at 93.89 as of June 2024,” Ronny said in Bandung on Monday. Ronny said that the implementation of MPP has been running smoothly and there are no obstacles with an average visit of 300 people per day. “The presence of this MPP, we hope that the community can be very well served. At a very young age, we are sure that Bandung City provides optimal services,” he said. Even for 2024, he said, his party was asked by the Ministry of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (PAN-RB) to make the Bandung City MPP an inclusive MPP pilot project in Indonesia, in collaboration with institutions in Australia. Furthermore, he said that his party continues to strive so that the Bandung MPP can bring innovation and convenience for the community to get the various services needed. “The collaboration of all existing agencies is needed in order to realize maximum public services,” said Ronny. In addition, he said that the existence of MPP also increased investment realization in the city by providing a number of facilities for granting business licenses for investors, one of which is through the Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach (OSS-RBA) or risk-based licensing. “From the innovations that we build, it aims to simplify and provide certainty on the speed of time and so on for issuing business licenses,” he said. SOURCE
Aug, 27 2024
Bisnis.com, BANDUNG - The West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service (DPMPTSP) will discuss several crucial issues with the industry at the West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) 2024. West Java DPMPTSP Head Nining Yuliastiani said this year's WJIS also aims to align labor needs with industry needs in a discussion session. In this session, experts and stakeholders discussed the importance of aligning workforce skills with the evolving needs of the industry. “This discussion highlights the need for education and training programs that are relevant to the latest technologies and innovations, so that West Java's workforce can meet market demand and support investment growth in strategic sectors,” he said Monday (26/8/2024). In addition, supply chains will also be the subject of strategic discussions that focus on strengthening partnerships between MSMEs and large industries. This session discusses how MSMEs can partner with large companies to create a more inclusive and dynamic business ecosystem. “The government and private sector are expected to work together in providing access to technology, financing, and markets for MSMEs, so that they can contribute more to the industrial supply chain,” he said. According to him, WJIS 2024 is not only a platform to promote new investment opportunities in West Java, but also to strengthen collaboration between the government, private sector, and the community. “With a focus on innovation and sustainability, West Java is ready to welcome the future as one of the most promising investment destinations in Indonesia,” he said. It is planned that the strategic projects presented and discussions that took place at WJIS 2024 will be the foundation for the province's future economic growth, creating long-term benefits for all stakeholders. SOURCE
Aug, 26 2024
The 37.05 km Patimban Access Toll Road in Subang Regency, West Java, is currently still under construction. Of the total 37.05 km, 22.94 km of toll road construction is the government's portion, while the remaining 14.11 km is built by the Toll Road Business Entity (BUJT). The 22.94 km government portion is divided into four packages, namely package I for 7.69 km, package II for 6.2 km, package III for 5.5 km, and package IV for 3.55 km. Regarding the construction progress, package IV has begun to carry out structural work such as bore piles, spun piles, footings, columns; as well as earthwork such as excavation and compaction of special materials (selected materials). Meanwhile, for packages I, II and III, site clearing, earthwork, and structural work have been carried out. Head of the West Java Province Freeway Implementation Unit (Satker PJBH), Yuanita Kiki Sani, explained that currently the BUJT portion, namely the Cipeundeuy Junction (JC) to the Pasir Bungur Interchange (SS), is still in the land acquisition stage. Meanwhile, for the government portion, namely SS Pasir Bungur to Patimban, the construction progress has reached 23.250 percent. “Hopefully, with the Patimban toll road, connectivity and logistics flow will be smoother, export activities from the Cikarang-Cibitung-Karawang industrial area will increase, and it can support the development of the Subang Regency area and its surroundings,” he said as quoted from the Ministry of PUPR's Directorate General of Highways page on Saturday (24/8/2024). For information, the Patimban Access Toll Road has an investment value of Rp 5.02 trillion with a 50-year concession period. The construction of this toll road is targeted to be completed in 2025. The construction of this toll road is one of the National Strategic Projects (PSN) to support accessibility to and from Patimban Port. The Patimban Access Toll Road will also be connected to the Cikopo-Palimanan (Cipali) Toll Road at the Cipeundeuy Junction located at KM 89+475. SOURCE
Aug, 26 2024
The West Java Provincial Government (Jabar) announced plans to operate two new toll booths, namely KM 149 toll exit and KM 151 toll gate (GT) on the Padalarang-Cileunyi (Padaleunyi) Toll Road, which are targeted to start operating in early 2025. This step is expected to provide better access to the Gedebage area, Bandung City, and surrounding areas. Head of the West Java Bina Marga and Spatial Planning Agency (DBMPR), Bambang Tirtoyuliono, said the opening of this toll gate is urgent to reduce traffic congestion that often occurs in the Gedebage area. “KM 149 will be functioned first. There is some structural damage at that point that is being repaired, but we are sure everything will be ready in early 2025,” Bambang said, Sunday (25/8/2024) as reported by Antara. On the other hand, the KM 151 toll gate is in the stage of location determination and social technical planning. “We are targeting the two toll gates to be fully operational by 2025. This is important so that connectivity with national strategic projects such as the Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Rail (KCJB) can be optimized,” Bambang added. However, there are challenges to be faced regarding access to the KM 151 toll gate. Bambang revealed that ideally, road widening is needed to accommodate the expected increase in vehicle volume. “Cimencrang Road, which is currently a city road, does need widening. However, the cost of land acquisition there is quite high. We will try to find the best solution,” he said. The KM 149 toll gate and KM 151 toll gate are projected to be important access to a number of strategic locations, including the Gelora Bandung Lautan Api Stadium (GBLA), Al Jabbar Grand Mosque, Summarecon business and residential areas, and the Whoosh Tegalluar High Speed Rail Station. West Java Provincial Secretary Herman Suryatman stated that the West Java Provincial Government continues to coordinate with various related parties, such as the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Kemenko Marves), the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR), Jasa Marga, and other stakeholders to support the smooth running of this project. “With close cooperation between the government, the business world, and the community, we are optimistic that all development programs in West Java can run quickly and on target,” Herman said. It is hoped that the accelerated operation of these two toll gates can facilitate traffic flow in the area, as well as encourage local economic growth. “Better infrastructure will make the Gedebage area develop into a more dynamic center of economic and social activities,” he concluded. With this new infrastructure, West Java is ready to welcome new developments that not only facilitate mobility, but also improve the quality of life of the community. SOURCE
Aug, 26 2024
SUBANG, TINTAHIJAU.COM - After successfully entering the top 5 Best Project Investment Challenge 2024, Perumda Tirta Rangga Subang is now aiming for the title of The Best Project Investment Challenge 2024. To get to the best title, the Bank Indonesia Team and West Java DPMPTSP conducted an investment challenge 2024 field visit to Subang Regency. The team's first visit was to the Perumda Office on Jl. Darmodihardjo, Subang. Deputy Director of Bank Indonesia West Java, M. S Santoso revealed that the project at Perumda is one of the triggers for a bigger trigger because Subang Regency is the best contributor to investment in West Java. “Related to that, we from BI held an Investment Challenge activity, where each district in Jabr submitted its best investment, and one of them is Subang which has entered the top 5, later it will be contested into the top two,” said Santoso. The top five Project Investment Challenge 2024 is a collaboration between Bank Indonesia and DPMPTSP, Patimban SPAM Project in Subang, Jatiluhur SPAM Project in Purwakarta, rice to rice processing project in Sukabumi, integrated chicken industry project in Ciamis, and tourism development project in Situbagendit in Garut Regency. By holding the title of The Best Project Investment Challenge 2024, Perumda can prioritize the handling of proposal preparation, including facilities in terms of promotion, so it is very easy to offer to investors. “With a lot of investment coming in, this is one of the drivers of the economy, because with investment, it will move sectors, there will be a food and beverage accommodation sector, the trade sector will come in,” said Santoso. Director of Perumda Tirta Rangga Subang, Lukmanul Hakim emphasized that the visit of the Bank Indonesia Team and West Java DPMPTSP sparked optimism that Perumda could enter the top two in the 2024 Project Investment Challenge. “Because this Patimban project is supporting the national strategic project, so clean water is a vital need, and in this Port area there is Industry, and this Perumda is the only clean water operator to Patimban and to the industrial area,” said Lukman. Lukman emphasized that this project is the entrance for investors to Subang Regency, especially to Perumda Tirta Rangga Subang. Lukman emphasized that Perumda itself now needs a lot of tools to handle clean water supply problems. “Because in addition to Patimban, we will offer a lot, we need technology to deal with turbidity, leakage problems and digital clean water, we cannot be alone because there are 6 industrial areas that certainly need clean water,” he explained. SOURCE
Aug, 23 2024
BANDUNG CITY - The Office of Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) with the West Java Representative Office of Bank Indonesia, again held the West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) 2024. The WJIS was held with the main objective of attracting both domestic and international investors, to invest in West Java (Jabar). This activity has been held since 2019, with different themes in accordance with the direction of West Java's development. WJIS activities also feature various projects that are ready to be offered to domestic and foreign investors, from various leading sectors in West Java. More than just a promotional event for investment projects, WJIS also focuses on encouraging inclusive and sustainable development issues. Through WJIS, West Java hopes to expand investment outreach, strengthen regional competitiveness, and contribute to economic progress at the national and international levels. Since it was first held in 2019, the collaboration between the West Java Province PMPTSP Office and the West Java Representative Office of Bank Indonesia has made the West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) an important event in attracting investment flows to West Java. Every year, WJIS not only attracts local and foreign investors, but also confirms West Java's position as a major investment destination in Indonesia. The West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) since 2019 has become an important event in attracting investment, with various strategic projects introduced each year. At WJIS 2019, high participation from foreign and domestic investors reflected the great confidence in West Java's potential. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, WJIS 2020 continued to be held virtually, adjusting the focus on important sectors such as healthcare, digital infrastructure, and renewable energy to support economic recovery. In 2021, the WJIS theme shifted to sustainable economic recovery and technological innovation, while 2022 emphasized collaboration between the government and the private sector, especially in renewable energy projects and green industrial park development. In 2023, interest from international investors, particularly from East Asia and Europe, intensified, strengthening West Java's position as a global investment destination. WJIS 2024 returns with the theme “Unleashing West Java Investment Potencies”, by carrying out this theme West Java seeks to optimize all the potential and investment opportunities owned by West Java. SOURCE
Aug, 23 2024
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